Ambient Air Sampling Analysis Sample Clauses

Ambient Air Sampling Analysis. Ambient air sampling, including field procedures and equipment, shall be conducted in accordance with Guidelines and the approved Compliance Plan for each landfill. Ambient air samplers shall be positioned at the perimeter of the landfill to collect air samples representative of upwind (i.e., background) and downwind (i.e., air that has passed over the landfill surface) conditions at the site. Siting of ambient air sampler locations shall be based on evaluation of historic wind monitoring data collected at each landfill. Sampler locations shall be established to provide good meteorological exposure to the predominant offshore and onshore wind flows. Ambient air samplers shall be constructed, installed, and operated to meet SCAQMD design criteria and performance specifications found in the Guidelines. Light-sealed boxes containing individual 10-liter Tedlar sample bags must be housed within each weather-tight, ambient air sampler. Ambient air sampling shall be conducted over two simultaneous 12-hour periods. One sample must be collected for each 12-hour period from each upwind and downwind sampler and shall be forwarded to the laboratory for analyses. Collected samples shall be delivered to an approved analytical laboratory and analyzed within 72 hours of sampling for the following compounds:  Fixed gases (i.e., methane, carbon dioxide, oxygen, and nitrogen)  TGNMO  Core Group TAC (listed in Table 1) Ambient air sampling must be conducted when weather conditions conform to the meteorological criteria specified in the Guidelines. These include:  No rainfall during the sampling period  Average wind speeds not exceeding 15 mph during any 30-minute period  Instantaneous wind speeds not exceeding 25 mph Wind speed and direction monitoring system with a continuous recorder, at a location on the landfill property that is representative of the wind speed and direction of the areas sampled shall be installed.
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